Federal Pipeline Oversight: A Work in Progress
In November, President George Bush signed legislation into law that reorganized the Department of Transportation. The new law dissolves the Research and Special Programs Administration and creates the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the Research and Innovative Transportation Administration.
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PIPELINE COMMUNITY: TEPPCO Commits to the Gift of Giving
This year, the holidays kicked into full gear with carols blasting across the radio waves before Thanksgiving and shoppers enjoying the season’s sales. TEPPCO employees also embraced the season and spread holiday cheer as part of the company’s Volunteer Council initiatives.
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Pipelines fuel 97 percent of the transportation industry, which accounts for more than 16 percent of the nation’s economic output and 10 percent of its workforce.
Pipelines are rarely fodder for the 6:00 news, thanks to a wide array of leak detection and prevention tools that pipeline operators use to safely deliver America’s oil and petroleum day in and day out.
In November, President George Bush signed legislation into law that reorganized the Department of Transportation. The new law dissolves the Research and Special Programs Administration and creates the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration and the Research and Innovative Transportation Administration.
Many companies hope to win the coveted U.S. Coast Guard William M. Benkert Award. But for the Portland Pipe Line Corporation, this dream has become a reality. The Benkert Award recognizes vessel and facility operators who have implemented outstanding marine environmental protection programs.
This year, the holidays kicked into full gear with carols blasting across the radio waves before Thanksgiving and shoppers enjoying the season’s sales. TEPPCO employees also embraced the season and spread holiday cheer as part of the company’s Volunteer Council initiatives.